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Having sex it in a semi-completed building? They both inhaled killer gases from the surroundings of the partially completed house. From the way their bodies lie, carbon-monoxide poisoning is a likely cause of their death: a petrol generator running nearby with fumes exhausting into the semi-completed building. During sexual activity, accelerated respiration increases the potential of inhaling deadly gases at a rate faster than normal. They must have gradually lost consciousness; and may be attributing it to the pleasure of the activity. It was not a painful death anyway (no pun intended) |
Did they say "billions" of ugandan shillings? |
Is it only sudan? I bet if u do a careful check of all 16 nations, we'll be adequately represented at afcon. Anyhow, u go about it,we'll not miss the nations cup, only in colours other than green white green. |
Public holiday so boko H can have a field day? I won't be at home; and the church either. |
"Have mercy on our johnson"- frank edoho |
can pls somebody come up here and tell us whether the settings worked or not . All we see is ppl begging to obtain settings we know nothing about ! |
@justwise Pls if I want to show evidence of owning a house to the ECO, what docs other than C of O, or Governors consent can I use ? The house is in Lagos, and i dont have the C of O or Gov consent yet. thks |
henryobed1:that reads like a 9th century chinese recipe for the emperor's fever ! |
suxes2005:Yeah. That makes some sense. Gracias |
visitor300:Thks |
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suxes2005:Thanks for the warning though, but I dont exactly understand what it means. |
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Akpongbon bridge,Lagos Island
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anfanio:Thanks pal |
Hi N/Landers Would anyone have an idea on how long and how much it would cost me to get a new E-passport for my spouse? She has a current e-passport with her maiden name, and we've been told that Abuja Immigration office is the only place we can get it done. We have her change of name, marriage cert and other relevant docs. Thanks |
anfanio:Ofcourse I want to stay in a hotel with my family. Thats my plan, however if my friend insists otherwise, and its of no inconvenience to him, I'll oblige. Well I'm not presuming on his hospitality cos its a different world out there I understand. May I ask pls, would I be required to hold a UK transist visa if I'm travelling from the UK to the US, even if am holding a valid US non-immigrnat visa? |
@Princessjo I'm also interested in that too! I need a friend in the UK to write me one and my Uncle too in the US. Dont know what to ask them to write. N/Landers, pls ? |
suxes2005:Thanks man. I'll go get the IVs. |
Dis Guy:Thanks guys. I'll go get IVs from both of them. |
suxes2005:Another one pls: So would I need an invitation letter from my friend in the UK or my US uncle since I will be sponsoring myself ? Yet my reason for travelling is to visit them, or is there any way around this ? |
anfanio:Thanks. So does that mean I would not need an invitation letter from my friend in the UK or my US uncle since I will be sponsoring myself ? Yet my reason for travelling is to visit them, or is there any way around this ? |
suxes2005:Thanks. Never found a better and concise answer. I'll post whatever progress I've made pals. |
Hi N/Landers. Here is my UK/US Visa dilemma I want to apply for UK and US visas for myself, wife and 2yrs + son. We intend to visit a friend in the UK first and then from there travel to the US to visit my uncle. I am going on vacation from work sometime July this year, and intend to make the trip then. Question is 1. Would our travelling from UK to US affect our visa chances, especially with the US? I mean we cannot travel to the UK, back to Nigeria and then travel to the US and back to Nigeria again, can we? 2. We are travelling on virgin passports, does that make any difference? 3.Would our friend in the UK or my Uncle in the US be required to provide proof that he is able to accomodate us, even if we have evidence that we can take care of ourselves while there? 4. How soon should we begin to apply for either visas since our intended trip is in July? 5. And does it matter which visa we apply for first? 6. Does it matter how many documents I provide to show strong ties to my home country? I dont want to give too many documents detailing everything I own in this country and appear like one desperate individual. N/Landers pls bear with me if some the questions I asked may seem quite petty, but this is our first time travelling out of the country and we would appreciate every help we can get to sort this out. The means of travelling is not an object of concern as I can comfortably foot all the bills. I'll be available to provide further info to aid my request. Thanks |
Hi N/Landers. Here is my UK/US Visa dilemma I want to apply for UK and US visas for myself, wife and 2yrs + son. We intend to visit a friend in the UK first and then from there travel to the US to visit my uncle. I am going on vacation from work sometime July this year, and intend to make the trip then. Question is 1. Would our travelling from UK to US affect our visa chances, especially with the US? I mean we cannot travel to the UK, back to Nigeria and then travel to the US and back to Nigeria again, can we? Please, I know this is a UK forum, but somebody here might have an idea about this. 2. We are travelling on virgin passports, does that make any difference? 3.Would our friend in the UK or my Uncle in the US be required to provide proof that he is able to accomodate us, even if we have evidence that we can take care of ourselves while there? 4. How soon should we begin to apply for either visas since our intended trip is in July? 5. And does it matter which visa we apply for first? 6. Does it matter how many documents I provide to show strong ties to my home country? I dont want to give too many documents detailing everything I own in this country and appear like one desperate individual. N/Landers pls bear with me if some the questions I asked may seem quite petty, but this is our first time travelling out of the country and we would appreciate every help we can get to sort this out. The means of travelling is not an object of concern as I can comfortably foot all the bills. I'll be available to provide further info to aid my request. Thanks |
I'll rather focus on the size of the camera sensor rather than the MP. A larger sensor with a smaller MP turns out better images than a small sensor and an over crammed MP. Enter Analog camera : their large sensor [35mm] is yet to be accurately replicated by their digital counterparts. You need some 30MP digital cam to come close. Get some good film with the right speed [ISO], and bet you, your pics will come clean [of course with a good 'washing' and printing shop ] |
Na wa oh, Ogaga, wetin U be ? Scott Kelby ![]() |
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. All we see is ppl begging to obtain settings we know nothing about !